The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28

are visiting at Dr.. Ingram S.
Sorghum Mills, Pans, and Evapo
rators, cheap, at Lorick Il Lowrance
Columbia, S. G.
MIR. Willie Conyers left for Clinton
S, c., where he viii attend the Clinton
Academy.
Miss Lucille Williams, Of Williams
burg comfy, is visiting relations IN
town.
RED MEsr TosAcco. Our town is
excited over the 'Red Meat Tobacco.
The best known. Ask for it.
The Methodist church here which
is being repaired, was closed last Sun,
day. It viii be opened again nezt
Sunday as usual.
Misses Lou and Clara Higgins
have returned home from visit OF
several weeks to relatives in Darling
ton county.
We are pleased to see the street
pumps nearing completion. Our print
er viii soon be able to get a refresh
ing drink in a few steps OF our office.
Betting, Packing, Oils, and Mill
supplies generally; lowest prices;
also, a few secondhand Gins Presses.
Lorick & Lowrence, Colt -.Dia, S. c.
John S. Wilson, and A. Levi, were
in Foreston on yesterday. represent
ing Sparks and Evans, respectively,
in case before Trial Justice Brag-
don.
The students of the,M Manning Acad-
emy gave 8 reception last Friday night.
The notice being short, and the wealth
er threatening, few were out; but
judging from Il late hour the bell
tapped for adj. nent, those pres
ent spent an agreeable evening.
A pleasant smoke can be had by
using FoLLIs Bios. RED MEAr -rGAs--
good Cigar for e nickle-
The Shakespeare-Bacon controver-
sy continues in the columns of the
New York World and is looked at on
both sides. The Register proposes a
kindred question to the literary and
classical men of the day who may have
nothing more useful to do. Did Achil-
les drag the dead body Of Hector three
times around the walls of Troy?-Reg-
5aer.
The merit OF RED MEAT ToBAcco is
conceded by the attempts to initiate
it. But don't be deceived. Ask for
the watermelon tag.
NJ. Kalisky is now in Manning, Clar-
endon county, running g clothing
store. He advertises that he viii sell
his goods cheaper by 25 per cent
than can be sold elsewhere He is
also buying "raw hides otter skins,
fox skins, and bees wax.-A5berale
Mediaina.
Rev. T. j. Rouke will preach in the
Baptist church here next Sunday. He
has accepted call from this church
to preach two Sundaysin every month
the first and third. Foreston has
called him for the second Sunday. He
has one Sunday unoisposed of which
will be given to any church desiring
his services.
Farmers wanting fresh field Seeds
suited to this climate, will find them
at Lorick and Lowrance, Columbia,
S. C.
An obituary notice of Mr.. James
Epps precludes our noticing his death
any further than by giving it publi-;
cation. He was born and raised in
this county and has lived here all his
life. He was man Of marked char
acteristics which made him well
known and generally liked. His one
public act in life was to represent this
county in the General Assembly at
Columbia before the war.
On yesterday evening at 6 o'clock,
or at the first appearance of the even
ing star, commenced the great day OF
atonement, Yom Kippur, with our
friends of the Israeliteish faith. It is
a day strictly observed with even the
most Indifferent Jews on religious
subjects. They pay penance TO God
on this day and believe that His bless
ings and maledictions are alike pro-
mulgated at this time. Yom Kippur
is the greatest day in the Jewish cal
endar of years. It commenced at sun
set yesterday.
Sumter correspondence in the News
and Courier September 26; Mr.. Alta
mont Moses has recently received a
letter from Colonel Isaac ". Fowler,
general manager Of the Eutawville
Railroad, relative to the progress of
the construction Of the line. Colonel
Fowler says that all the piles for the
Santee bridge piers will be driven by
October, and that as soon as the work